FULL CIRCLE IMPACT
This spring, give a gift that transforms the lives of orphaned children.
More than 4,000 children are waiting to join a Zoe empowerment group in 2022. Partner with a group today, and your gift will be matched until 20 groups are funded.
It’s more than a partnership. It’s a change of heart. A shift in perspective. An understanding of what’s possible.
Long-time Zoe Empowers supporters have witnessed the lasting impact of empowerment. They’ve seen the difference one donation can make. This is why they’re offering a MATCH.
Every new group partnership (up to 20 groups) will have their donation MATCHED by a friend of Zoe. This is an incredible opportunity to see your gift go even further.
Empower a full group
When you pledge to give $8,500/year for 3 years, a friend of Zoe will match your gift.
Empower a half group
When you pledge to give $4,250/year for 3 years, a friend of Zoe will match your gift.
“Zoe Empowers taught me how important it is to save and invest a portion of the profits from my business. During Covid, my convenience shop was closed for six months but because of the empowerment program, I had a food stock, a strong bank savings and had invested in two cows. I was able to sell one cow and use some of the proceeds to make improvements to my home during the shut down. I purchased solar panels and a water tank, installing them myself. I was also able to pay my siblings school fees and help feed my neighbors from the food that I stored up before Covid.”
– Faith, Harmony Group, Kenya
ZOE taught Maggie about her land inheritance rights and helped her regain ownership of her property. She has learned the power of sharing her blessings and now employs a widow to help farm the land. She also raises pigs, chickens and rabbits. With supplies from Zoe Empowers and help from her working group, Maggie constructed a new home. By the end of her second year, she had three businesses: a barbershop, a salon and a grocery stand. This enables her to employ several young people from her community. Her siblings have returned to school and one sister will soon attend university.